Eagle Scouts - Boy Scout Troop 31

Troop 31 Eagle Scouts

Since the beginning of time, the Eagle has been a symbol of royalty, power, victory, authority, and valor.

In Boy Scouting, the Eagle Scout rank is the highest achievement. Since 1913, Troop 31 has produced over 183 Eagle Scouts - young men who have demonstrated leadership, service, and dedication to the ideals of Scouting.

The Eagle Scout Rank

To earn the Eagle Scout rank, a Scout must:

Earn 21 merit badges, including 13 required badges
Serve in a position of responsibility for 6 months
Plan and lead a significant service project
Participate in a Scoutmaster conference
Successfully complete an Eagle Board of Review

Only about 6% of all Boy Scouts achieve the Eagle Scout rank. It is a distinction that is recognized and respected throughout life.

Notable Eagle Scouts

Eagle Scouts from Troop 31 have gone on to distinguished careers in business, medicine, education, military service, and community leadership. They carry with them the values learned through Scouting and continue to serve their communities.